The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-01-20
BOILED INTO BREVITY.
A Few Minutes With the News of This
Vicinity.
Items Picked Up In and Around Thii
County by the Ever Present Demo-
Crat News Gathersr---Per-
BOnal Points, Etc.


Trinity Reformed Church at the COM
mun:on Sunday
Or. Otto Wuth, of Pittsbnrg, a stock
hOlder In the Bolton Steel Works, Of this
city, is at the Barnett.
PJlice pickiD0s are scarce. Ev
dentiy the boy haV'n't recovered from
their swearing off spell
r. I. Hawke has sold his team of draft
horses for $470 to Mr. Haymaker, of Can
tOr.-l Waynesburg Enterprise.
Some persons are In the habit of de-
posting ashes on / he street dUring the
night. This should be stopped.
Mrs. Elizabeth Baldinger, Of Mt.
Union, widow of Fred BAldinger, has
been made happy by receiving pension.
Messrs. Burt. Kttzmiller and John
Couch have gone South prospecting.
They take Tennessee, Georgia and Ala.
bamB ep route.
A young man was noticed riding
bicycle down East TuscRTawas street
about 10 o'clock last night, Good riding,
but little cool.
Mr.. j. L. Foltz, Q lumber dealer of
LigOnier, Ind, Is visiting old friends In
this county. He removed from Molly
Stark twenty-five years ago.
An excursion party composed of SO
former residents Of Stark county now
residing at LigOnier, Ind, came back to
visit their old home last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. HowensteIn de-
sire to thank their many friends and
neighbOrS for the kindness rendered
them In their late bereavement.
Jacob Menches, employed at the Peer
less Reaper Works, fell from a ladder
Monday morning, while repairing line
shaft, breaking his arm at the wrist.
Mrs. Isaac Shelton, aged about sixty
six years, living two miles south Of
North Industry. died at eight o'clock
this morning. Funeral Wednesday at l
p. m. from the residence; services and
interment at Asbury chapel.
Judging from last nights Rep. there
Is eminent danger that Smith, SchmRch-
tenberger and Tilden will soon be man
aging the affairs Of the State of Ohio,
and il they should the editor of the Rep.
fears cell In some lunatic asylum.
The Italian, Armenia, who has been
Detective Triplet's prosecuting witness
against the Alliance saloon Keepers, Is
In Jail here on an old charge of keeping
a saloon open on Sunday In this city.
He was arrested In Alliance by Police
man Yant.
A. W. Ballard died at his residence on
South Market street last night at $3.50
o'clock. Mr.. Ballard was In the sixtv-
fourth year of his age, an elder In the
Presbyterian church, very excellent
mechanic and useful eitizsn. He has
been In poor health for several years.
Messrs Robert Linn. A. NJ. Barnes and
and j. W. Morris, Of Cleveland, and Col.
Dan CuHdiff, of Akron, are at the Hur.
ford. These gentlemen are interested
In gold mining enterprises In the west,
and are here with the intention Of en-
listing Canton capital In the enterprise.
Retiring Judge Day banqueted the
Stark County Bar and Court officials at
his residence, on North Market street,
Monday night. His successor, Judge
Robert Raley, arrived here to-day and Is
registered at the Hurford. He will
begin holding court In room 2 tOmOr-
row.
Marshal Schlsgle and ex- Deputy Sher.
if Krider have recovered a mare, at
Wellington, Ohio, which was stolen
from Mr.. Horace Agne, near HartVille,
May Sd, 1886 The animal was first sold
by William Vaughn, now in jail for
horse stealing, to the Cleveland Trans
fer Company, of Cleveland, and by that
concern to Mr.. FOOte, Of Wellington.
The Salvation Army had a big FIVE
cent blowout over In MassillOn on Sun
day. Among the attractions advertised
was the Saved Brewer" This is the
same OVergTown ignoramus who used
to advertise himself over at Alliance as
the "Saved Pedestrian" About the
only thing he Is saved from, Is the
necessity Of earning his hash by honest
labor. But that is big thing for con-
Stitutionally tired man.
The John Danner Manufacturing
Company, Of this city, was incorporated |
on the 18th inst. The object of the COM
pany will be to greatly increase the |
sale of revolving book cases and push
the sale of the goods cases and store |
John Danner is President; j. +. Camp |
bell, Treasurer; j. NJ. Dsnner, Secretary, |
and Chas. B. Campbell, Superintendent, !
with paid up capital Of $25. 600.
Rev. Kendrick, who has been figuring !
30 extensively for the last few weeks at |
5helbyvllle, Ind, and whom some enter
prising newspaper man has discovered |
10 be fraud, once figured quite extern
JiVely at Alliance, In the role Of |
preacher and patent right vender. He |
vas then and there voted to be fraud,
ls was also his patent. He Is man of |
Inc address, as smart as whip, and
veil calculated to draw the wool over
he eyes Of unsuspecting people.
The Rep. last night contains an
Irticle about $35, 900 worth of Infrmary
that Smith, SChmachten berger
md Tilden are scheming to build and
hat Its reporter got his information
rom authentic Sources" The Rep.
,laimed to get Its information about
,mith and Tilden that II published 80
argely before last falls eleetiOn, from
N authentic source" and then after
lection came out In big card saying
heir authentic source" had lied. We
would like to know II the authentic
0uTce" isn't at his old tricks.
John LOTUS and John Tierney with
welve other Alliance saloon keepers
we're arrested last week for violation Of
he prohibition ordinance. Lotus and
'ierney were tried on Friday. There
we're two cases against each. They
Vere found guilty, and each fined $25
or the first offence and $50 for the
econd, and costs, amounting In all to
bout $100 apiece. The two men
ouldn't pay the fine and refused to give
all and are therefore incarcersted In